Good onsite opportunities, working with global clients, and good HR policies. Apart from that, everything is similar to other IT companies.
Not cons as such, but sometimes politics becomes too much in the office, and only those who are close to managers get good opportunities.
Try to reduce office politics.
Each stage is designed to assess different aspects of your knowledge, skills, and fit for the role and the company culture. Here's an overview of what you might expect: 1. Application Review 2. Coding assessments 3. One behavioral assessment If you
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. It is okay, but based on the technical stuff, questions like OOPs and database and data structures, and properly introduce yourself, and coding basic questions, and logical properly, a
I got an email for an interview, and the meeting was held on Zoom. There was only one interviewer on the meeting. It started with him giving information about the role and his experience, then he asked a few technical questions covering Java, Python,
Each stage is designed to assess different aspects of your knowledge, skills, and fit for the role and the company culture. Here's an overview of what you might expect: 1. Application Review 2. Coding assessments 3. One behavioral assessment If you
I applied through college or university. The process took 1 day. It is okay, but based on the technical stuff, questions like OOPs and database and data structures, and properly introduce yourself, and coding basic questions, and logical properly, a
I got an email for an interview, and the meeting was held on Zoom. There was only one interviewer on the meeting. It started with him giving information about the role and his experience, then he asked a few technical questions covering Java, Python,